No, you've consistently changed your mind every few months. You don't make new businesses, you go back to old ones.

Like the five different business and career moves you have had?

I'd agree with you on that.

The Discord server.

So your alliance is based around illegal motorcycle clubs helping other illegal motorcycle clubs?

Nothing to worry about. I'll certainly check on the forums once in a while but I'll be nowhere near as active as I previously was. Thanks for your kind comment.

To whom it may concern, I will be taking a break from Identity for an uncertain amount of time. So if you have any questions or concerns regarding the family, please PM @Frank as I would not be able to respond at an appropriate time. Paulie

Love the sound of that.

I concur.

PM Frank.

What movie or tv show is your signature from?

I like that. A little too low for the lower class in my opinion, but overall far better than what I've seen from other candidates.

3% tax to lower and middle class, got that. But unless I haven't been reading the right parts, you haven't talked about the top tax bracket.

So what's the top tax bracket taxed at?

Just because I may or may not be affiliated with organized crime, doesn't mean I won't pay taxes. What you should be worried about is people not taking kindly to you being very outlandish and immature as a candidate for Governor.

45% in my eyes is still wack.

Hopefully, all of that will be implemented. ESPECIALLY kidnappings.

Shoot Frank a PM.

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He's referring to Brett partnering up with us.

Not too sure I understand, but whateva

Sure, but unless you're trying to achieve communism, there will always be a "lower class" whether they're making $10,000 a year or $100,000 a year. The threshold will vary, but there will always be people poorer than others. I'm no economist, but if everyone was making $100,000+, that would only mean that the currency is facing inflation.

Could you elaborate on this?

According to http://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/082015/how-much-medicaid-and-medicare-cost-americans.asp medicare and Medicaid programs we have in the U.S. (which don't even come close to covering all costs) cost just short of 700 billion dollars for the government. Assuming these numbers are true, do you believe your tax brackets will be able to afford such an expensive industry?

Got you, James.